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EGIDA Stakeholder Network and Advisory Board and Their Relevance for EGIDA and GEO

www.egida-project.eu. 1 st Joint Workshop of the EGIDA Stakeholder Network and Advisory Board Connecting GEOSS and its Stakeholders in Science and Technology Bonn, Germany, May 9-11, 2011. Stefano Nativi. EGIDA Stakeholder Network and Advisory Board and Their Relevance for EGIDA and GEO.

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EGIDA Stakeholder Network and Advisory Board and Their Relevance for EGIDA and GEO

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  1. www.egida-project.eu 1stJoint Workshop of the EGIDA Stakeholder Network and Advisory BoardConnecting GEOSS and its Stakeholders in Science and TechnologyBonn, Germany, May 9-11, 2011 Stefano Nativi EGIDA Stakeholder Network and Advisory Board and Their Relevance for EGIDA and GEO

  2. Rationale: ExtendedConsortium

  3. Stakeholders network

  4. Objectives • Provide a link between the EGIDA project and the broad European and international S&T community • Disseminate the project results to the S&T community • Enhance information exchange, knowledge creation, and sharing good practices • Provide the basis for the sustained continuation of the process for European engagement in GEOSS to be developed in EGIDA beyond the project lifetime

  5. Approach and Function • Support EGIDA in the identification of relevant S&T communities not represented in the Stakeholder Network, and facilitate links to these communities • In co-ordination with EGIDA actively solicit contribution from European S&T communities that have been identified as essential but not yet available to GEOSS • Provide feedback to the EGIDA team with respect to the project progress and the processes for the linkage of S&T communities to GEOSS developed in the project • Contribute to the Activities detailed in the STC Road Map, • Contribute to ensure that GEOSS is built based on state-of-the-art science and technology • Contribute to the analysis phase and design of the EGIDA Methodology • Contribute to the EGIDA Methodology transfer and use cases development

  6. Members • The Stakeholders Network is international in character and has participants from organizations beyond Europe • Composed of representatives of S&T institutions, teams, programs, and organizations already contributing or having the potential to contribute to GEOSS • Open to those contributing to the STC and the S&T Roadmap Tasks • Ensure representation of the other GEO components, including the ADC, CBC, and UIC • Particular emphasis on the inclusion of GEO Members from developing regions

  7. EGIDA Stakeholders

  8. Stakeholders Network Members

  9. Stakeholders Network Members New possiblemembers are presenthere

  10. AdvisoryBoard

  11. Objectives • Facilitatemaximum benefits of the EGIDA Project for European Science and GEOSS and its users • Exploit synergies between the project activities and those of relevant European and international initiatives • Provide a mutual link between the EGIDA Project Consortium and the European and international research systems • Provide guidance from the perspective of these systems

  12. Approach and Function • Provide valuable advice and guidance (based on the members experiences) focusing on S&T Community future plans and activities; • Provide valuable advice and guidanceon EGIDA process sustainability to facilitate the continuation of the processes developed by the Project (to link European science with GEOSS) beyond the project lifetime • Reviewthe project's deliverables received from the Project Consortium • Solicitfeedback from stakeholders in the European and international research system concerning EGIDA's methodology, dissemination and outreach • The EGIDA Advisory Board will meet once a year

  13. Members • Representatives of various actors in • The global research system • International science organizations • National and European agencies • Implementing organizations • Policy makers and performers • GEO/GEOSS implementation leaders • Selected National governmental and funding agencies • A special effort will be made to find a geographical balance and to include representation of actors from developing countries

  14. Next Review action • D2.7: Process for communicating the scientific priorities in Earth observations (month 9) • D3.1: Proposal for a GEOSS citation standard (month 9) • D3.2: Proposal for a GEO Label (month 12)

  15. AdvisoryBoardMembers

  16. www.egida-project.eu

  17. Rationale: ExtendedConcortium

  18. SN Approachand Function • The members of the Stakeholder Network will • participate in Workshops and other meetings of the EGIDA project as appropriate • organize Stakeholder meetings in co-ordination with the EGIDA project and the STC • establish communication channels within the Stakeholder network and to other relevant communities - with support from the EGIDA project

  19. SN Organizational Structure • Chaired by at least three co-chairs –one of them being a member of the Project Consortium. • The other co-chairs will be determined by the Stakeholder Network • Two offered candidatures to serve as co-chairs • Michael Nyenhuis(Univ. of Bonn, Analyst of the GEO‟s Societal Benefit Area “Weather”) • Hans-Peter Plag(Univ. of Nevada – Reno, PoC GEO Task ST-09-02)

  20. AB Organizational Structure • Chaired by at least two co-chairs –one of them being a non-European member • Chairs to be elected at the first face-to-face meeting

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